Eternity Rings

An eternity ring, also known as an infinity ring, has diamonds or other gemstones set in a continuous circle around the circumference of the ring. These rings are often used as wedding rings, and the gemstones used include diamonds, sapphires, rubies and emeralds. They can be made of different materials such as gold, platinum or silver.

The design of eternity rings, through the seemingly continuous line of diamonds, symbolizes eternal love and loyalty.

Although eternity rings are often used as wedding rings, they can also be worn as jewellery in elegant outfits. They are also suitable for gift giving on wedding anniversaries or to celebrate a milestone.

The eternity ring can be worn on the same finger as your wedding ring or engagement ring.

To combine an eternity ring with other rings, choose similar styles and metals and consider the width and proportions of the stones. Experiment with ring positioning and consult a jeweller to achieve the most harmonious look.

Eternity rings date back more than 4,000 years, from 2,000 BC? At that time, the ancient Egyptians carved rings from various materials such as bone, metal or beads and gave them to their partner as a symbol of the love that bound them. Thus, the circular shape of the ring represented their connection forever.